Some are more equal than others
Posted Nov 25, 2009
College football teams play 12 regular-season games, and most every coach will say all 12 carry the same amount of weight. Each one is either a win or a loss. And all wins count the same. On one level, that's an obvious truth. But, in college football, some games do mean more than others. For example, there is this week's regular-season finale between North Carolina and N.C. State at noon at Carter-Finley Stadium.
(Chapel Hill News)
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